Dusky Sparrow Decline Frames Federal Wildlife Debate
Peter Mott of the Bon Society notes stock dilution as a safer path amid dusky sparrow decline, with breeding confined to East Coast marshes. By 1979 the species near St. Johns River and Merritt Island, impacted by habitat loss and federal actions. Officials cite cost, habitat protection, and preservation decisions as key factors, drawing parallels to the snail darter controversy and Tellico Dam.
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The
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Merritt Island
Kennedy Space Center
Space Center
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Post
Inez Connor
Fish and Vice
Tellico
Reever
George Gee
Phythe Patuxent Wildlife Research
Laurel
Ambulance Service Growth Faces Financial Watch
Sloan reports early gains from the GEMS takeover of McKinley Ambulance Service but warns of potential deficits as GIMC budgets tighten Two hospitals GIMC Rehoboth Christian and McKinley General laud improved response and reliability while officials plan a Monday Sept 14 meeting with city and county to review finances GEMS owner Wade Henry outlines training goals and equipment upgrades with paramedic certification in view.
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GIMC
GEMS
Rehoboth Christian
McKinley General
McKinley Ambulance Service
Gigi Carricades
Paul McCollum
Wade Henry
Henry
Steve Taylor
Public Health Service
Willis Bultje
Rehoboth
McKinley County
University of New Mexico Academy of Emergency Medicine
Mark Hauswald
Hauswald
GSMC
McKinley
County delays action on plans for elderly
McKinley and San Juan counties pause on consolidating elder services and nutrition programs as commissioners review options. State and federal rules demand consolidation with a 13 member board, while disagreements over who presents to the elderly linger and Oct. 1 is the deadline.
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Gallup
McKinley
San Juan
Gloria Howes
McKinley Area
New Mexico
Single
Area Agency On Aging
Santa Fe
Roberto Mondragon
McKinley County
Farmington
Bloomfield
Aztec
Bowman
Ramos
Aztec Avenue Second Phase Underway In Gallup
City starts second portion of Aztec Avenue project widening the street from McKinley to Ford, installing a traffic light at Ford and Aztec, with detours changing daily. J.R. Hale begins work funded by Community Assistance Council, city and state funds. Completion targeted in 90 days.
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Weekend Special on Ladies Pants at N-Joy
Headline advertises a two day sale on ladies pants with a buy one, get the second pair free offer. Valid Friday and Saturday only. Shop details are limited to the advertised promotion and time frame.
UNC tailings seepage dispute with EID continues
The United Nuclear Church Rock mill and New Mexico’s Environmental Improvement Division remain at odds over radioactive tailings fluids seeping into groundwater. EID worries raising central cell dikes will worsen contamination while United Nuclear argues wells and recycling could contain pollution. both sides exchange data as talks continue.
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Eid
Eastern Bureau
Church Rock
Phited Nuclear Corp
Environmental Improvement Division
United Nuclear
Thomas Baca
Sayta Deb Misra
Baca
Cubin Clayton
Planners deny Country Club Drive redivision after protests
Gallup planners rejected a five lot redivision in the George Buthany Beverly Hills Addition on Country Club Drive after verbal protests and a petition by nearby property owners. The 4-3 vote cited audience objections as the major reason. the move would have reduced frontages from 75 to 62.5 feet per lot. The recommendation now goes to City Council for final action.
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Gallup
City Planning and Zoning Commission
George Buthany
Beverly Hills
Country ‘Club Drive
Planning Board
City Council
Liquor suit eyed to end Friday in New Mexico case
Santa Fe filed suit against the New Mexico Liquor Control Act rests after the state and plaintiffs called witnesses. Judge C Fincher presides. Neal of Hobbs expects a decision about a week after trial ends. Parker warned of a loophole that keeps licenses marketable via holding companies and stock transfers.
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Santa‘Fe Bureau
Santa FE
New Mexico
Alfred Parker
University of New Mexico
Jim Baca
Everett Dillman
University of Texas At el Paso
Hobbs
Neal
Parker
Inside today A fateful meeting
A dated column notes a 1977 incident where reporter Michael Goldsmith was arrested and jailed in the Central African Empire and beaten by Emperor Bokassa, culminating in a reencounter last Sunday. It also previews sports and lifestyle items and a Dallas Fort Worth metroplex comparison.
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Michael Goldsmith
Central African Empire
Jean-Bedel Bokassa
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